... those present to give fare- , presented the following:—Cardigan jackets, well Sir John, who belongs to Kilfanc, was , Lord Londonderry; handkerchiefs. Meara. Robin- bis fellow-countyman. Mr. John Fanning, soli- ? I »*>,. 1 SuhSh.ri(l of .1,0 g,” was ...

... councillor*, men'.anis c«no» feesmna'. men. (it—n» BHtMt. and » rlergTinea die united dioce»e» Do-vn an.l ,„ Connor and Dromore armed fiwiuerrv. the clergymen proofed to the t( in Academy Street, wliere they , robed. Snapshots were taken the -erne , nuinerou* ...

... H. Thomas, Cardigan. commendet; D. Llewallyn, Bt. Dogmeel's, Pemhrokeshire, mate; James Reed, Swanera second mate; D. Jones. Cardiff carpenter; J. 8. Campbell, hnmw steward: Owen Roberts, l‘-u(ngun cook | | kin Bvans, socond steward; John 'lm swain; A ...

... for bottle whisky for man, and Mn 8.- Cochrane. J.P.; 8. Allen, small of owe. LL*.. J.P. , John Baxter, J.P. ; John G. Best. J.P.: Bobert CiMuie. BX.. J.P.; John of “k£hyW*M out Peacocks, J.P. of your pocket, and this pdor chap Wanted District-Inspector ...

... Scorcher; 2, John Corken The Square, Lioburn—Correct Bosnlt; V*. B. Thompaon— Lady Bren. Fox terrier, wire, graduate, dog—l, James Wright, Oldpark Bond, Belfast-Rush field Recompense; 2, George Baper, Gome real, Leeds—Raby Scorcher; g, John Corken, The ...

... Church Rome without fighting for it? This safe and childish charity of modern days might well make John Knox, who feared one mass more than ten thousand - armed men, turn in his grave. the secrecy of all these things. The right' «f removal is open question ...

... inantity of at jC2 9s per ton was ac- Celltcd The fortnightly meeting of the Rural District v'onneil was aubsequently held, Mr. John Morrow, J.R. (chairman), presiding. Xotlßcation of his intention to make application at next Quarter Sessions for iiViM for ...

... just as the incorruptible Grattan, and Plunket. and Beresford, and Foster all were at later period. Does impeach their honesty? Was Clare sincere •*s separatist, and was he a hypocrite only because he did earlier what Grattan did later ? But if all these ...

... THE SHOWING MK. JOHN GORDON. K.C., If. , SPEAKING. HIS BIGHT SIB SHOWS O-m. MANY BANNERETTES OF WELCOME in America, and would just like to remind them and those in authority of the very prophetic declaration to the electors Great Britain meant the address ...

... -David W. Smith. Belfast; Michael Lannin, Roscommon; John leary. Wicklow; James Foley, Kildare; Bernard Dwyer. Westmeath. TRANSFERS. Michael Lannin, Roscommon to Donejfal; William Noonan, Antrim to Mayo; John O leary, Wicklow Kilkenny; Joseph 11. Stuart. Waterford ...

... “Thia is homo.” said Mist Grattan. “A poor little place, and vet we’re very happy here. Hugo and I: I nope that your lordship will give us the pleasure of vieit someday.” Lord *Greenlow offered his hand. ’* Goodnight. Miss Grattan, *' he said. “I shall certainly ...

... tural purposes, three years _i, Jolm of bona-fide County Antrim Ferguson. Silverspnngs, , ,' r „e Har>»“ . John Dougher Hollow I arm. r, 3. John Black. Liuuaary. Joseph Raddie, Best Two-year-old Gelding r for Agricultral purposes. Mrs. S. East Yearling ...